#3 The attack was launched from War Bo Island (3). The island has been under #AA control for quite some time. SAC forces retreated after the fall of the bases towards their ROC base and is launching repeated artillery strikes on AA forces in this area.
#2 Around 200 SAC troops were stationed at each base. This marks a significant blow to SAC forces, as their defenses were breached. With AA forces gaining a foothold on the island in this area, it could potentially lead to the gradual fall of #Sittwe.
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#2 and the city would probably still be under their control. A serious mistake, which will cost many resistance lives. Later, the bridge was shelled by artillery, but it only caused minor damage.
Replying to @sheehanj920
One main question is why they didn't blown up the bridge towards Hpa Sung in Htoo Chaung. This would have stopped the SAC assault towards Hpa Sung
#2 Two days later, they secured the entire town and the nearby Battalion 134 base (2), with KNDF forces retreating into the countryside.
After two years of encirclement and fighting, the only remaining Battalion 135 base has now also been relieved.
Replying to @sheehanj920
This has been reported by some outlets. Likely AA have some instructors present in this region to give PDF forces the knowledge of capturing bases. AA forces are also very active in Bhamo this is likely a logical expansion of its forces to divert SAC Troops away from Rakhine
This puts KaPaSa 16 in great danger. Point 666 was its largest defensive base. SAC troops are already preparing the defense of the factory.


















